Sentence examples for not only always from inspiring English sources
Music sellers, networks and movie studios are adjusting to a new paradigm where the customer is not only always right, but expects to be able to exercise that judgment with a flick of a finger.
The other thread to Elliot's story this week is his reconciliation with Mr Robot, his acceptance that this persona will not only always be with him but actually is him.
In this respect, the Stockholm case pleads for a conception of 'splintering' as a dynamic and multi-stage process which is not only always ongoing, unstable and incomplete, but also non-linear and open to resistance/regulation.
The final strategy to be selected not only always depends on the nature of the drug or chemical being tested and the expected conditions of human treatment or exposure, but it should also take into account specific regulatory requirements when available or applicable.
Advocacy for IC not only always begins with a critique of MC but a dubious characterisation of MC, as has been observed by one of the non-IC leading critics of MC, who notes that 'the intercultural alternative rests on a polemical view of multiculturalism that few of its advocates would endorse' (Joppke, 2017, p. 37).
My grandma not only always chose kind, she chose love.
Pierpont says, of the power of Simone's music, "It isn't only always the politics.… It's the intensity that she brings to everything, the love songs as well as the politics.
This reminds us that despite their shabby reputation, crowds are not only, or always, bad.
But because frustration and satisfaction do not only or always have a logical, a causal, a pragmatic relationship with one another.
The puppet action in his movies was not only almost always more interesting than the live action; the puppets were generally better actors than the ones in turbans and swords and sandals.
My research teams not only have always included the villagers, but we were dependent on their knowledge and wisdom of these remote and often little explored areas.
